WTB: 20" wheels for a ML
01-23-2004, 10:39 PM
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WTB: 20" wheels for a ML
I am thinking of going to 20s. Anyone out there that has a trade-in ML and want to sell their wheels? I prefer no rubber since it is easier and cheaper to ship.
01-24-2004, 02:01 AM
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a car that can't do the throttle reset.
20" LM3s lorinsers are much cheaper than brabus mono VI 22's. im selling them cheap cauise i bought them for my ml, but went a different way... brand new, never been mounted.
01-24-2004, 10:39 AM
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22s are a bit large (though they look good) and that is much more than what I want to spend. Thank you anyways. My truck is getting old and doesn't deserve something that expensive. I have seen the LM3s for $1999. I noticed they dropped the price recently. Must be an overstock of a product being discontinued.
I prefer a used set of Brabus Mono IV or 1 piece LM3s. Second choice Fab Design (6 hole) or a RH Alurad (like the one on the old Opera Design ML).
Anyone else out there?
I prefer a used set of Brabus Mono IV or 1 piece LM3s. Second choice Fab Design (6 hole) or a RH Alurad (like the one on the old Opera Design ML).
Anyone else out there?
02-04-2004, 08:16 PM
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a set of 22 x 10 with 265/35/22 pirelli, chrome LACED - HANG TYME. brand new never been used or installed. lug nuts . will sell for 3900 shipped.
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02-10-2004, 12:46 AM
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Harris,
Go use them for a year and then call me
I said 'cheap'.
Thanks for your help. You are always so helpful on this site.
Go use them for a year and then call me
I said 'cheap'.
Thanks for your help. You are always so helpful on this site.
02-10-2004, 02:21 AM
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Originally posted by ahopeter
actually mono IV's retail for 3600.
actually mono IV's retail for 3600.
Sincity: If over 30% off retail is not considered "cheap", pls define the meaning of cheap.
02-10-2004, 02:26 AM
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a car that can't do the throttle reset.
i GUARANTEE i could get a set from Brabus NA for 3600.
by cheap i think that Sincity is talking about price in terms of dollars leaving his pocket, REGARDLESS of the original price.
by cheap i think that Sincity is talking about price in terms of dollars leaving his pocket, REGARDLESS of the original price.
02-10-2004, 02:28 AM
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Cheap as in pre-owned. Someone that is selling or trading in their ML and not getting credit on their wheels.
This truck is almost 5 years old and I don't really want to spend that much. Heck, on my brand new C I ended up buying replicas because I made a great deal with Ace Alloy while at SEMA.
I know...the Brabus is much nicer for the ML. But I cannot truly justify to myself or wife to spend $3k+ for wheels and tires on a truck that is probably worth less than $15k.
This truck is almost 5 years old and I don't really want to spend that much. Heck, on my brand new C I ended up buying replicas because I made a great deal with Ace Alloy while at SEMA.
I know...the Brabus is much nicer for the ML. But I cannot truly justify to myself or wife to spend $3k+ for wheels and tires on a truck that is probably worth less than $15k.
02-10-2004, 02:59 AM
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Originally posted by ahopeter
i GUARANTEE i could get a set from Brabus NA for 3600.
by cheap i think that Sincity is talking about price in terms of dollars leaving his pocket, REGARDLESS of the original price.
i GUARANTEE i could get a set from Brabus NA for 3600.
by cheap i think that Sincity is talking about price in terms of dollars leaving his pocket, REGARDLESS of the original price.
